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Whales-The Giants Of The SeasWhales-The Giants Of The Seas Whales-The Giants Of The SeasWhales-The Giants Of The Seas
• By E.S• By E.S
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Table of ContentsChapter 1: Introduction
Chapter 2: Where do whales live Chapter 3: What do whales eat Chapter 4: Diagram of a whale
Chapter 5: Diagram of inside of a whale
Chapter 6: Types of whalesChapter 7: Predators of whales
Chapter 8: Fun factsChapter 9: Index
Chapter 10:Video of humpback whale
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IntroductionIntroduction
• This is a presentation about whales. In this power point you will learn things about whales, like how they live and eat. So lets learn about whales.
• This is a presentation about whales. In this power point you will learn things about whales, like how they live and eat. So lets learn about whales.
Where do whales live?Where do whales live?
• Whales live all around the world. All whales live in oceans. Some live in the Atlantic ocean. Some live in the Pacific ocean. Some are in the Arctic ocean.
• Whales live all around the world. All whales live in oceans. Some live in the Atlantic ocean. Some live in the Pacific ocean. Some are in the Arctic ocean.
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What do whales eat ?What do whales eat ?
The whale is the top predator in the ocean. They eat animals, which makes them carnivores. The whale eats marine mammals and seabirds. They also eat a variety of fish such as salmon, cod, flatfish, hake, herring, and smelt. They also eat other kinds of whales. They also eat seals, sea lions, walruses, and occasionally sea otters and penguins. Lastly, they may eat squid, octopus and smaller sea creatures.
The whale is the top predator in the ocean. They eat animals, which makes them carnivores. The whale eats marine mammals and seabirds. They also eat a variety of fish such as salmon, cod, flatfish, hake, herring, and smelt. They also eat other kinds of whales. They also eat seals, sea lions, walruses, and occasionally sea otters and penguins. Lastly, they may eat squid, octopus and smaller sea creatures.
Diagram of whaleDiagram of whale
Diagram of inside of whaleDiagram of inside of whale
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Types of whalesTypes of whales
• There are many types of whales like killer whales, humpback whales and beluga whales. There are also southern right whales, blue whales, Fin whales, Sea whales, and Sperm whales.
• There are many types of whales like killer whales, humpback whales and beluga whales. There are also southern right whales, blue whales, Fin whales, Sea whales, and Sperm whales.
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Predators of whalesPredators of whales
There are many predators of whales, like sharks and humans. See this video of a polar bear trying to capture a whale.
There are many predators of whales, like sharks and humans. See this video of a polar bear trying to capture a whale.
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Fun factsFun facts• Sperm Whales have the largest brain on the planet.
It may weigh 20 pounds. • The fin whale is one of the fastest whales. They can
swim over 20 miles per hour for short periods. • The blue whale is the largest whale. They may grow
up to 100 feet and weigh as much as several elephants.
• The harbor porpoise is one of the smallest whales. They grow to only about 5 feet in length.
• Killer whales are the largest dolphins. They get their name because they sometimes eat other, larger whales.
• Sperm Whales have the largest brain on the planet. It may weigh 20 pounds.
• The fin whale is one of the fastest whales. They can swim over 20 miles per hour for short periods.
• The blue whale is the largest whale. They may grow up to 100 feet and weigh as much as several elephants.
• The harbor porpoise is one of the smallest whales. They grow to only about 5 feet in length.
• Killer whales are the largest dolphins. They get their name because they sometimes eat other, larger whales.
Video of a Humpback Whale Swimming
Video of a Humpback Whale Swimming
Killer Whale : 10,8.Sperm Whale:8Humpback whale:8,12.
Killer Whale : 10,8.Sperm Whale:8Humpback whale:8,12.
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IndexIndex
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